STATE LET CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT, FORT BEND CO, CONSTRUCT FRONTAGE ROADS

The Texas Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for the construction of frontage roads along State Highway 99 in Fort Bend County, between Cinco Ranch Blvd and Bay Hill Blvd, with an estimated contract value of $20,082,206.39. The project requires completion within 342 working days and is issued as a state let construction contract under solicitation number 3510-04-066_0726, with a bid submission deadline of July 1, 2026. All technical specifications, standards, and addenda governing the work must be obtained exclusively through the Electronic State Business Daily and the Electronic Bidding System, as TxDOT webpages are not considered official sources. The place of performance is clearly defined within Fort Bend County, Texas, and performance must adhere to TxDOT requirements without reference to federal standards such as MIL-STD or FAR clauses, indicating this is a state-managed procurement. A performance guarantee of $100,000 is required to ensure compliance with timelines and quality benchmarks. Bids must be submitted either electronically via the designated state platforms or physically to the TxDOT headquarters in Austin, with no alternative submission methods permitted. While the contract is structured as a firm-fixed-price construction effort, no detailed line-item breakdown, CLIN data, or cost allocations are provided in the solicitation. Evaluation factors, award basis, and specific inspection criteria are not disclosed in the available documentation, suggesting these details may be contained in the full technical package accessible only through the official bidding portals. The contracting office is TxDOT’s Austin HQ - Stassney, with general inquiries directed to Daniel Dvorak at the Fort Bend regional office. No clear information is available regarding payment procedures, invoicing systems, COR/COTR designation, or socioeconomic set-asides, although a DBE goal of 0.0% is noted. All representations, certifications, and offeror qualifications are expected to be submitted through the Electronic Bidding System during the proposal process, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses are applicable or included in this state-level construction solicitation.